Is Ohio becoming the most pro-life state in the union?
According to this report it seems darned certain to be trying. Reuters reports that the ban goes into place once a fetal heartbeat is detectable.
Fetal heartbeats have been detected as early as five weeks into a pregnancy, though most are consistently screened for at six weeks. In essence this ban eliminates any partial birth abortions, and of course that Satanic practice that President Obama voted in favor of FOUR TIMES in his home state called “Born Alive Abortions.” (In essence infanticide caused by neglect. You know babies dying in soiled utility closets and all…)
Compare the pro-life environment (all stemming from Ohio’s legislature actions) as opposed to the Planned Parenthood issues of Indiana and it might just be the new mid-west capital and champion for the lives of unborn children.
Critics point out that the Ohio legislation doesn’t include exceptions for rape, incest, or life of the mother.
And why should they?
Is it the child’s fault that he/she was created out of such horrific circumstances?
The bottom line is always about the HUMANNESS of the child, which always seem to somehow go unnoticed. We’re pretty good at understanding or stressing the “rights of the mother.”
And that always leaves me scratching my head wondering, who does protect the most innocent and vulnerable amongst us?
And as a conservative it pains me to admit that in this instance, it appears to be, the government… in the state of Ohio at least.
I’m Kevin McCullough, and that’s how I “Binge Think.”
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